Extravaganza in store for visually impaired people

A GOLDEN ticket to a Christmas wonderland is up for grabs this week with a festive tour for blind and visually impaired people in Cork.

Mon, 19 Dec, 2011 - 00:00

Louise Roseingrave and Stephen Rogers

The local authority’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory-themed installation at Bishop Lucey Park on the Grand Parade plays host to the dedicated tour.

The scents and sounds of the season form part of a specially devised festive adapted tour produced by Arts & Disability Ireland.

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